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An Exhaustive Compendium Of Bible Events In Outline Form


 

Overview

Ezekiel

 

A. Messages of Doom (Eze 1:1-24:27)

1. Ezekiel Sees the LORD'S Throne (Eze 1:1-28)

I.) Ezekiel's preparation and commission (Eze 1:1)

A.) Introduction (Eze 1:1)

B.) The Vision Of The Glory (Eze 1:2)

1.) His Vision Of Four Living Creatures (Eze 1:4)

2.) Of The Four Wheels (Eze 1:15)

3.) Vision Of Divine Glory (Eze 1:22)

4.) And Of The Glory Of God (Eze 1:26)

5.) Ezekiel Sent To Rebellious Israel (Eze 1:28)

2. Ezekiel's Vision of a Scroll (Eze 2:1-3:15)

1.) The Filling With The Spirit [OR] Ezekiel's Call [OR] The Prophet's Call [OR] The Vision Of The Scroll [OR] Ezekiel's Commission (Eze 2:1)

2.) The Prophet Commissioned (Eze 2:3)

(I.) His Instruction (Eze 2:6)

(II.) The Roll Of His Severe Prophecy (Eze 2:9)

(III.) Ezekiel's Commission [OR] Ezekiel Eats The Roll (Eze 3:1)

(IV.) God Encourages Him (Eze 3:4)

I.) The prophet's commission as watchman (Eze 3:10)

A.) Ezekiel At The River Chebar (Eze 3:12)

B.) And Shows Him The Rule Of Prophecy (Eze 3:15)

3. Ezekiel Is Appointed to Be a Watchman (Eze 3:16-21)

A.) Ezekiel Is A Watchman [OR] Warning To Israel (Eze 3:16)

4. The LORD Gives Ezekiel Directions to Follow (Eze 3:22-27)

I.) Ezekiel's second vision of the glory, and the result in service [OR] Ezekiel Isolated and Silenced [OR] God shuts and opens the prophet's mouth (Eze 3:22)

A.) Ezekiel Again Filled With The Spirit: His Dumbness (Eze 3:24)

5. Ezekiel Plays Out the Blockade of Jerusalem (Eze 4:1-17)

A.) The Sign Of The Tile: Symbolic Actions [OR] The Siege Of Jerusalem Portrayed [OR] Siege Of Jerusalem Symbolized [OR] Siege Of Jerusalem Predicted [OR] The Figure Of A Siege Foretells The Number Of Years From Jeroboam's Defection To The Captivity (Eze 4:1)

1.) Defiled Bread [OR] By The Provisions Needed For The Siege Is Shown The Hardness Of The Famine (Eze 4:9)

6. The LORD Tells Ezekiel About the Fall of Jerusalem (Eze 5:1-17)

A.) The Sign Of The Sharp Knife: I.E. Famine, Pestilence, The Sword [OR] A Sword Against Jerusalem [OR] Jerusalem's Desolation Foretold [OR] By The Figure Of Hair (Eze 5:1)

1.) Is Shown The Judgment Of Jerusalem For Its Rebellion (Eze 5:5)

2.) By Famine, Sword And Dispersion (Eze 5:12)

7. A Prophecy Against the Mountains of Israel (Eze 6:1-14)

A.) The Message Against The Mountains Of Israel [OR] Judgment On Idolatrous Israel [OR] A Prophecy Against The Mountains Of Israel [OR] Idolatrous Worship Denounced [OR] The Judgment Of Israel For Idolatry (Eze 6:1)

B.) A Remnant To Be Spared [OR] A Remnant Shall Be Blessed (Eze 6:8)

C.) Desolation Upon The Land [OR] The Faithful Are Exhorted To Lament Their Calamities (Eze 6:11)

8. The LORD'S Judgment on Israel (Eze 7:1-27)

1.) Judgment On Israel Is Near [OR] The End Has Come [OR] Punishment For Wickedness Foretold [OR] Impending Disaster [OR] The Final Desolation Of Israel (Eze 7:1)

2.) The Repentance Of Those Who Escape (Eze 7:16)

3.) The Temple Profaned [OR] The Enemies Defile The Sanctuary Because Of The Israelites' Abominations (Eze 7:20)

4.) The Figure Of A Chain Foretells Their Miserable Captivity (Eze 7:23)

9. Idolatry in Jerusalem (Eze 8:1-18)

I.) General theme: Jehovah justified in sending his people into captivity [OR] Abominations in the Temple [OR] Idolatry in the Temple [OR] Vision of Abominations in Jerusalem [OR] Abominations in the Temple [OR] Ezekiel, in a vision of God at Jerusalem (Eze 8:1)

A.) Third Vision Of The Glory (Eze 8:2)

1.) Former Profanations Of The Temple [OR] Is Shown The Image Of Jealousy (Eze 8:5)

(I.) The Chambers Of Idolatry (Eze 8:7)

(II.) The Mourners For The God, Tammuz (Eze 8:13)

(III.) The Sun Worshipers (Eze 8:15)

(IV.) God's Wrath For Their Idolatry (Eze 8:18)

10. The LORD Orders the Destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem (Eze 9:1-11)

1.) The Vision Of The Slaying In Jerusalem [OR] The Wicked Are Slain [OR] Idolaters Killed [OR] The Vision Of Slaughter [OR] The Slaughter Of The Idolaters [OR] A Vision Wherein The Preservation Of Some Is Shown (Eze 9:1)

(I.) With The Destruction Of The Rest (Eze 9:5)

(II.) God Cannot Be Entreated For Them [OR] The Glory Departs From The Temple [OR] Vision Of God's Glory Departing From The Temple [OR] God's Glory Leaves Jerusalem [OR] The Vision Of The Coals Of Fire, To Be Scattered Over The City (Eze 9:8)

11. The Glory of the LORD Leaves His Temple (Eze 10:1-22)

1.) The Vision Of Altar Fire Scattered Over Jerusalem (Eze 10:1)

2.) Description Of The Cherubim [OR] The Vision Of The Cherubims (Eze 10:8)

12. Judgment on the Rulers of Israel (Eze 11:1-13)

1.) Vision Of Wrath Against The Lying Princes [OR] Judgment On Wicked Counselors [OR] Judgment On Israel's Leaders [OR] Evil Rulers To Be Judged [OR] The Presumption Of The Princes (Eze 11:1)

(I.) Their Sin And Judgment (Eze 11:4)

(II.) When Ezekiel Complains, God Shows His Purpose In Saving A Remnant (Eze 11:13)

13. The LORD'S Promise to Gather Israel From the Nations (Eze 11:14-21)

1.) The Promise To Spare The Remnant [OR] God Will Restore Israel [OR] Promise Of Restoration (Eze 11:14)

(I.) Promised Return Of Israel (Eze 11:16)

2.) Israel To Be Restored To The Land And Converted (Eze 11:17)

(I.) And Punishing The Wicked (Eze 11:21)

14. The Glory of the LORD Leaves Jerusalem (Eze 11:22-25)

1.) Vision Of The Departure Of The Glory From Jerusalem [OR] The Glory Of God Leaves The City (Eze 11:22)

(I.) Ezekiel Is Returned To Captivity (Eze 11:24)

15. Ezekiel Plays Out Israel's Exile (Eze 12:1-28)

A.) Vision Of The Prophet As A Sign [OR] Judah's Captivity Portrayed [OR] The Exile Symbolized [OR] Ezekiel Prepares For Exile [OR] The Figure Of Ezekiel's Removal (Eze 12:1)

1.) It Shows The Captivity Of Zedekiah [OR] Judgment Not Postponed [OR] Ezekiel's Trembling Shows The Jews' Desolation (Eze 12:8)

B.) The Full Captivity Near At Hand (Eze 12:17)

1.) The Jews' Presumptuous Proverb Is Reproved (Eze 12:21)

2.) The Imminent Fulfillment Of The Vision (Eze 12:26)

16. False Prophets Condemned (Eze 13:1-23)

A.) The Message Against The Lying Prophets [OR] Woe To Foolish Prophets [OR] False Prophets Condemned [OR] The Reproof Of Lying Prophets (Eze 13:1)

1.) And Their False Visions (Eze 13:10)

2.) Of Prophetesses And Their Magic Bands (Eze 13:17)

3.) The Lord Promises Deliverance (Eze 13:22)

17. Idolaters Condemned (Eze 14:1-23)

A.) The Vision Of The Elders Of Israel [OR] Idolatry Will Be Punished [OR] Idolaters Condemned [OR] Idolatrous Elders Condemned [OR] God's Judgments Justified [OR] God Answers Idolaters According To Their Own Heart (Eze 14:1)

1.) They Are Exhorted To Repent, For Fear Of Judgments (Eze 14:6)

B.) Jerusalem On No Account To Be Spared [OR] Judgment On Persistent Unfaithfulness [OR] Judgment Inescapable [OR] The City Will Not Be Spared [OR] God's Irrevocable Sentence Of Famine (Eze 14:12)

1.) Of Noisome Beasts (Eze 14:15)

2.) Of The Sword (Eze 14:17)

3.) And Of Pestilence (Eze 14:19)

4.) A Remnant Shall Be Preserved As An Example To Others (Eze 14:22)

18. Jerusalem Is Compared to Wood From a Wild Vine (Eze 15:1-8)

A.) The Vision Of The Burning Vine [OR] The Outcast Vine [OR] Jerusalem, A Useless Vine [OR] Jerusalem Like A Useless Vine [OR] The Useless Vine [OR] By The Unfitness Of The Vine's Branch For Any Work (Eze 15:1)

1.) Is Shown The Rejection Of Jerusalem (Eze 15:6)

19. A Description of Jerusalem's Sins (Eze 16:1-34)

A.) The Harlotry Of Jerusalem [OR] God's Love For Jerusalem [OR] An Allegory Of Unfaithful Jerusalem [OR] God's Grace To Unfaithful Jerusalem [OR] God's Faithless Bride [OR] By The Parable Of A Wretched Infant Is Shown The Natural State Of Jerusalem (Eze 16:1)

1.) God's Extraordinary Love Toward Her (Eze 16:6)

2.) Jerusalem's Harlotry [OR] Her Monstrous Lewdness (Eze 16:15)

3.) Jerusalem's Adultery (Eze 16:31)

20. Jerusalem's Punishment (Eze 16:35-63)

1.) Jerusalem's Lovers Will Abuse Her [OR] Her Grievous Judgment (Eze 16:35)

2.) More Wicked Than Samaria And Sodom [OR] Her Sin, Matching Her Mother's And Exceeding Those Of Her Sisters, Sodom And Samaria, Calls For Judgments (Eze 16:44)

3.) The Promise Of Future Blessing Under The Palestinian Covenant And The New Covenant [OR] An Everlasting Covenant [OR] The Covenant Remembered [OR] Mercy Is Promised Her In The End (Eze 16:60)

21. Judah Is Compared to a Tree (Eze 17:1-24)

A.) The Parable Of The Great Eagle [OR] The Eagle And The Vine [OR] Two Eagles And A Vine [OR] Parable Of Two Eagles And A Vine [OR] The Two Eagles And The Vine [OR] By The Parable Of Two Eagles And A Vine (Eze 17:1)

1.) The Rebellion Of Zedekiah And Its Results [OR] Zedekiah's Rebellion [OR] Is Shown God's Judgment Upon Jerusalem For Seeking Help From Egypt [OR] Israel Exalted At Last [OR] God Promises To Plant The Cedar Of The Gospel (Eze 17:11)

22. Everyone Will Suffer for His Own Sins (Eze 18:1-32)

A.) Ethical Instructions For Israel In Captivity [OR] A False Proverb Refuted [OR] The Soul Who Sins Will Die [OR] God Deals Justly With Individuals [OR] Individual Retribution [OR] God Reproves Use Of The Parable Of Sour Grapes (Eze 18:1)

1.) He Shows How He Deals With A Just Father (Eze 18:5)

2.) With A Wicked Son Of A Just Father (Eze 18:10)

3.) With A Just Son Of A Wicked Father (Eze 18:14)

4.) Turn And Live [OR] With A Wicked Man Repenting (Eze 18:19)

5.) With A Just Man Rebelling (Eze 18:24)

6.) He Defends His Justice (Eze 18:25)

7.) And Exhorts The People To Repent (Eze 18:31)

23. Funeral Songs for Israel's Princes (Eze 19:1-14)

A.) Lamentation For The Princes Of Israel [OR] Israel Degraded [OR] A Lament For Israel's Princes [OR] Lament For The Princes Of Israel [OR] A Lamentation For The Princes Of Israel, By The Parable Of Lions' Whelps (Eze 19:1) )

1.) And For Jerusalem, By The Parable Of A Wasted Vine (Eze 19:10)

24. Israel's Past and Present Sins (Eze 20:1-38)

A.) Jehovah Vindicated In The Chastisement Of Israel [OR] The Rebellions Of Israel [OR] Rebellious Israel [OR] God's Dealings With Israel Rehearsed [OR] Israel's Continuing Rebellion [OR] God Refuses To Be Consulted By The Elders Of Israel (Eze 20:1)

1.) He Relates The Story Of Their Rebellions In Egypt (Eze 20:5)

2.) And In The Wilderness (Eze 20:10)

3.) With His Judgments Recounted (Eze 20:21)

4.) Their Rebellion In The Land Of Promise (Eze 20:27)

5.) Judgment And Restoration (Eze 20:30)

6.) The Future Judgment Of Israel [OR] God Will Restore Israel [OR] God Will Restore Israel To Her Land [OR] He Promises To Gather Them By The Gospel (Eze 20:33)

25. Israel's Future (Eze 20:39-44)

26. The Burning Forest (Eze 20:45-49)

1.) The Parable Of The Forest Of The South Field [OR] Fire In The Forest [OR] Prophecy Against The South [OR] A Prophecy Against The Negeb [OR] By The Parable Of A Forest God Shows The Destruction Of Jerusalem (Eze 20:45)

27. The Sword of the LORD (Eze 21:1-17)

A.) The Parable Of The Sighing Prophet [OR] Babylon, The Sword Of God [OR] Babylon, God's Sword Of Judgment [OR] Parable Of The Sword Of The Lord [OR] The Drawn Sword Of God [OR] Ezekiel Prophesies Against Jerusalem, With A Sign Of Sighing (Eze 21:1)

B.) The Parable Of The Sword Of God [OR] The Sharp And Bright Sword (Eze 21:8)

1.) The Prophet Is Commanded To Proclaim (Eze 21:14)

28. The Sword of the King of Babylon (Eze 21:18-32)

A.) No King Till Messiah Comes To Reign [OR] The Instrument Of God's Judgment [OR] Is Against Jerusalem (Eze 21:18)

1.) Against The Kingdom (Eze 21:25)

2.) A Sword Against The Ammonites [OR] And Against The Ammonites (Eze 21:28)

29. Jerusalem Is Judged Because of Its Murderous History (Eze 22:1-31)

A.) The Sins Of Israel Enumerated [OR] Sins Of Jerusalem [OR] Jerusalem's Sins [OR] The Sins Of Israel [OR] The Bloody City [OR] A Catalogue Of Sins In Jerusalem (Eze 22:1)

1.) God Will Burn Israel As Dross In His Furnace (Eze 22:13)

B.) The Parable Of The Dross In The Furnace [OR] Israel In The Furnace (Eze 22:17)

C.) Sins Of The Priest, Princes, Prophets, And People [OR] Israel's Wicked Leaders [OR] The General Corruption Of Prophets, Priests, Princes, And People (Eze 22:23)

30. Samaria and Jerusalem Acted Like Prostitutes (Eze 23:1-49)

A.) The Parable Of Aholah And Aholibah [OR] Two Harlot Sisters [OR] Two Adulterous Sisters [OR] Oholah And Oholibah's Sin And Its Consequences [OR] Oholah And Oholibah [OR] The Lewdness Of Aholah And Aholibah (Eze 23:1)

1.) The Older Sister, Samaria (Eze 23:5)

2.) The Younger Sister, Jerusalem (Eze 23:11)

3.) Judgment On Jerusalem [OR] Aholibah Is To Be Plagued By Her Lovers (Eze 23:22)

4.) Both Sisters Judged [OR] The Prophet Reproves The Adulteries Of Both Vile Sisters (Eze 23:36)

5.) And Shows Their Judgments (Eze 23:45)

31. Judah Is Compared to a Boiling Pot (Eze 24:1-14)

A.) The Parable Of The Boiling Pot [OR] Symbol Of The Cooking Pot [OR] The Cooking Pot [OR] Parable Of The Boiling Pot [OR] The Boiling Pot [OR] By The Parable Of A Boiling Pot (Eze 24:1)

1.) The Destruction Of Jerusalem (Eze 24:6)

2.) Is Foretold As Irrevocable (Eze 24:11)

32. Ezekiel's Silent Sorrow Over the Destruction of Jerusalem (Eze 24:15-27)

A.) Ezekiel Again Made A Sign To Israel [OR] The Prophet's Wife Dies [OR] Ezekiel's Wife Dies [OR] Death Of Ezekiel's Wife Is A Sign [OR] Ezekiel's Bereavement [OR] By The Sign Of Ezekiel Not Mourning For The Death Of His Wife (Eze 24:15)

1.) He Shows The Calamity Of The Jews To Be Beyond All Sorrow (Eze 24:19)

B. Messages Against Foreign Nations (Eze 25:1-32:32)

1. Judgment on Ammon (Eze 25:1-7)

A.) Prophecies Against The Nations (Eze 25:1)

1.) The Prophecy Against The Ammonites [OR] Proclamation Against Ammon [OR] A Prophecy Against Ammon [OR] Judgment On Gentile Nations--Ammon [OR] God's Vengeance, For Their Insolence Against The Jews, Upon The Ammonites (Eze 25:1)

2. Judgment on Moab (Eze 25:8-11)

1.) The Coming Judgment Upon Moab [OR] Proclamation Against Moab [OR] A Prophecy Against Moab [OR] Moab [OR] Upon Moab And Seir (Eze 25:8)

3. Judgment on Edom (Eze 25:12-14)

1.) The Coming Judgment Upon Edom [OR] Proclamation Against Edom [OR] A Prophecy Against Edom [OR] Edom [OR] Upon Edom (Eze 25:12)

4. Judgment on the Philistines (Eze 25:15-17)

1.) The Coming Judgment Upon Philistia [OR] Proclamation Against Philistia [OR] A Prophecy Against Philistia [OR] Philistia [OR] And Upon The Philistines (Eze 25:15)

5. Judgment on Tyre (Eze 26:1-21)

1.) The Coming Judgment Upon Tyre [OR] Proclamation Against Tyre [OR] A Prophecy Against Tyre [OR] Judgment On Tyre [OR] For Insults To Jerusalem, Tyrus (Tyre) Is Threatened (Eze 26:1)

(I.) The Power Of Nebuchadrezzar (nebuchadnezzar) Against Her (Eze 26:7)

(II.) At The Fall Of Tyrus (Eze 26:15)

(III.) The Princes Of The Sea Will Mourn (Eze 26:17)

6. A Funeral Song About Tyre (Eze 27:1-36)

(I.) The Lamentation For Tyre [OR] Lamentation For Tyre [OR] A Lament For Tyre [OR] Lament Over Tyre [OR] Lamentation Over Tyre [OR] The Rich Trade Of Tyrus (Eze 27:1)

(A.) comes from many lands (Eze 27:5)

(B.) The fall of Tyrus (Eze 27:26)

(C.) will be lamented by all who go to sea (Eze 27:29)

7. Judgment on the King of Tyre (Eze 28:1-19)

(I.) The Rebuke Of The King Of Tyre [OR] Proclamation Against The King Of Tyre [OR] A Prophecy Against The King Of Tyre [OR] Tyre's King Overthrown [OR] God's Judgment Upon The Prince Of Tyrus For His Sacrilegious Pride (Eze 28:1)

(A.) Lamentation for the King of Tyre [OR] Lamentation over the King of Tyre [OR] A lamentation for his great glory, corrupted by sin (Eze 28:11)

8. Judgment on Sidon Means Hope for Israel (Eze 28:20-26)

1.) The Judgment Of Zidon [OR] Proclamation Against Sidon [OR] A Prophecy Against Sidon [OR] Judgment Of Sidon [OR] The Judgment Of Zidon (Sidon) (Eze 28:20)

(I.) The Restoration Of Israel (Eze 28:24)

2.) The Future Regathering Of Israel [OR] Israel's Future Blessing [OR] Israel Regathered [OR] Future Blessing For Israel (Eze 28:25)

9. Judgment on Egypt (Eze 29:1-21)

1.) Egypt (Eze 29:1)

(I.) The Prophecy Against Egypt [OR] Proclamation Against Egypt [OR] A Prophecy Against Egypt [OR] Judgment Of Egypt [OR] Judgment On Pharaoh For His Treachery To Israel (Eze 29:1)

(A.) The desolation of Egypt (Eze 29:8)

(B.) The restoration of Egypt, after forty years [OR] Babylonia Will Plunder Egypt [OR] Egypt, the reward of Nebuchadrezzar (Eze 29:13)

(C.) Israel shall be restored (Eze 29:21)

10. Nebuchadnezzar Will Conquer Egypt (Eze 30:1-26)

(I.) Egypt In The Day Of Jehovah [OR] Egypt And Her Allies Will Fall [OR] A Lament For Egypt [OR] Lament Over Egypt [OR] Lamentation For Egypt [OR] The Desolation Of Egypt And Her Helpers (Eze 30:1)

(II.) Jehovah Against Pharaoh In The War With Babylon [OR] Proclamation Against Pharaoh [OR] Victory For Babylon [OR] The Arm Of Babylon Shall Be Strengthened To Break The Arm Of Egypt (Eze 30:20)

11. Egypt Will Be Conquered as Assyria Was Conquered (Eze 31:1-18)

(I.) The Prophecy Against Pharaoh [OR] Egypt Cut Down Like A Great Tree [OR] A Cedar In Lebanon [OR] Pharaoh Warned Of Assyria's Fate [OR] The Lofty Cedar [OR] The Narration To Pharaoh (Eze 31:1)

(A.) of the glory of Assyria (Eze 31:3)

(B.) whose fall was caused by pride (Eze 31:10)

(C.) Similar destruction of Egypt is foretold (Eze 31:18)

12. A Funeral Song About Pharaoh (Eze 32:1-16)

(I.) The Lamentation For Pharaoh [OR] Lamentation For Pharaoh And Egypt [OR] A Lament For Pharaoh [OR] Lament Over Pharaoh And Egypt [OR] Lamentation Over Pharaoh And Egypt [OR] A Lamentation For The Fall Of Egypt (Eze 32:1) )

(A.) The sword of Babylon shall destroy it (Eze 32:11)

13. The Egyptians Will Join the Other Nations in the Grave (Eze 32:17-32)

(I.) Lamentation For Egypt [OR] Egypt And Others Consigned To The Pit [OR] Dirge Over Egypt [OR] It Shall Be Brought Down To Sheol, Among All The Uncircumcised Nations (Eze 32:17)

(A.) Fear of the Lord shall prevail (Eze 32:32)

C. Messages Of Hope (Eze 33:1-48:35)

1a. Ezekiel Is Called to Be a Watchman (Eze 33:1-33)

A.) Ethical Instructions For The Captivity [OR] The Watchman And His Message [OR] Ezekiel A Watchman [OR] The Watchman's Duty [OR] Ezekiel Israel's Sentry [OR] A Watchman's Duty Is To Warn The People (Eze 33:1)

1.) Ezekiel Is Appointed Watchman Over Israel (Eze 33:7)

2.) God's Justice And Mercy [OR] God Shows The Justice Of His Ways Toward The Penitent, And Toward Revolters (Eze 33:10)

3.) The Fairness Of God's Judgment (Eze 33:12)

4.) God Maintains His Justice (Eze 33:17)

I.) General theme: the future kingdom of the son of David [OR] The Fall of Jerusalem [OR] Jerusalem's Fall Explained [OR] Word of Jerusalem's Capture [OR] The Fall of Jerusalem [OR] Ezekiel receives news of Jerusalem's fall, and he foretells its desolation (Eze 33:21)

A.) Hearers Of The Word, But Not Doers [OR] The Cause Of Judah's Ruin [OR] The Survivors In Judah (Eze 33:23)

1.) Hearing And Not Doing [OR] God's Judgment On The Mockers Of The Prophets (Eze 33:30)

1. The Promise of a New Shepherd for the LORD'S Sheep (Eze 34:1-31)

A.) Message To The Faithless Shepherds Of Israel [OR] Irresponsible Shepherds [OR] Shepherds And Sheep [OR] Prophecy Against The Shepherds Of Israel [OR] Israel's False Shepherds [OR] A Reproof Of The Shepherds (Eze 34:1)

1.) For Selfishness And Harshness (Eze 34:3)

2.) God's Judgment Against Them (Eze 34:7)

B.) Israel To Be Restored: The Davidic Kingdom To Be Set Up [OR] God, The True Shepherd [OR] The Restoration Of Israel [OR] His Providence For His Flock (Eze 34:11)

1.) The Kingdom Of Christ (Eze 34:20)

2. Judgment on Edom (Eze 35:1-15)

A.) The Prophecy Against Mount Seir [OR] Judgment On Mount Seir [OR] A Prophecy Against Edom [OR] Prophecy Against Mount Seir [OR] The Judgment Of Mount Seir, For Hatred Of Israel [OR] Blessing On Israel [OR] A Prophecy To The Mountains Of Israel [OR] The Mountains Of Israel To Be Blessed [OR] The Land Of Israel If Comforted, Both By Destruction Of The Heathen (Eze 35:1)

3. Blessings for the Mountains of Israel (Eze 36:1-38)

A.) Message To The Mountains Of Israel: The Restoration Predicted (Eze 36:1)

1.) And By God's Promised Blessings [OR] The Renewal Of Israel [OR] Israel Was Rejected Because Of Sin (Eze 36:8)

B.) The Past Sins Of Israel: Her Future Restoration And Conversion (Eze 36:16)

1.) But Will Be Restored (Eze 36:21)

2.) Israel To Be Renewed For His Name's Sake (Eze 36:22)

3.) The Blessings Of Christ's Kingdom (Eze 36:25)

4. The Valley of Dry Bones (Eze 37:1-28)

I.) General Theme: restoration of Israel; the Davidic kingdom; judgment on the nations (Eze 37:1)

A.) The Vision Of The Valley Of Dry Bones [OR] The Dry Bones Live [OR] The Valley Of Dry Bones [OR] Vision Of The Valley Of Dry Bones [OR] By The Resurrection Of Dry Bones (Eze 37:1)

B.) The Vision Explained [OR] The Dead Hope Of Israel Is Revived (Eze 37:11)

C.) The Sign Of The Two Sticks [OR] One Kingdom, One King [OR] One Nation Under One King [OR] Reunion Of Judah And Israel [OR] The Two Sticks [OR] By The Uniting Of Two Sticks (Eze 37:15)

1.) Is Shown The Incorporation Of Israel Into Judah (Eze 37:18)

2.) The Promises Of Christ's Kingdom (Eze 37:20)

3.) The Davidic Kingdom (Eze 37:24)

5. The Destruction of Gog and Its Army (Eze 38:1-39:29)

A.) The Prophecy Against Gog [OR] Gog And Allies Attack Israel [OR] A Prophecy Against Gog [OR] Prophecy About Gog And Future Invasion Of Israel [OR] Invasion By Gog [OR] Ezekiel Is Directed To Prophesy Against The Army Of Gog (Eze 38:1)

1.) The Malice Of Gog Is Described In Graphic Detail (Eze 38:8)

2.) God's Judgment Against Him (Eze 38:14)

3.) Judgment On Gog (Eze 38:18)

4.) Gog's Armies Destroyed [OR] Prophecy Against Gog--Invaders Destroyed [OR] Gog's Armies Destroyed [OR] Gog Shall Be Destroyed (Eze 39:1)

5.) Israel's Victory [OR] The Burial Of Gog [OR] Gog's Burial In Hamon-Gog (Eze 39:8)

6.) A Triumphant Festival [OR] The Feast Of The Fowls [OR] Israel Restored To The Land (Eze 39:17)

7.) Israel, Plagued For Sins, Shall Be Restored With Eternal Favor (Eze 39:23)